Archmere Academy - Patio Yearbook (Claymont, DE)

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GREEN ARCH STAFF H HE GREEN ARCH, the school's appropriately named newspaper, is puln- lished hifweekly. With an excellent record for the past three years it is destined to occupy an enviahle position among the publications of secondary schools. Though small in volume, the paper hoasts of a circulation of about one hundred. The students as well as the faculty appreciate the ine results produced hy its staff and feel conlident that The Green Arch will even surpass this fine record in future years. Seated: R. Kelly, Diary Editor, P. Taggart, Editorg G. Carey, Reporter. Standing: J. Shea, Reportcrg M. Coggans, Circulation Managcrg V. Maguire, Sports Editorg W. Navin, Humor Editor, J. Feldman, Associate Editorg J. Collins, Reporter. Ahsent, Father IvIcDonnell, Advisor. if-'-if' V . A ig 11-1. A . A .37

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KEYSTCNE STAFF Front Row: W. REILLY, Typist FATHER MIRON, Advisor J. CLEARY, Managing Editor Back Row: P. REED, Advertising J. REBMANN, Circulation Manager J. HEALY, Editorfinfflhief J. ALDERDICE, Advertising J. CONWi-XY, Organization F. MILANO, Advertising J. MANNING, Athletes J. KERNS, Advertising i 26

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DEBATE CLUB HE DEBATE CLUB was formed in Qctoher of the current year. Members of the Fifth and Sixth Forms and the postfgraduates are eligihle. This cluh is not only one of pleasure hut also one of scholastic benefits, affording one' half credit to those memhers complying with its specincations, The most important purpose of the groups activities is to develop accuracy and facility in speech, To further this end the formal dehatc is employed in which all the memhers engage. Thus far the activities have been confined to competitive dehates within the groupg however, it is anticipated that the cluh will engage in the near future in inter' scholastic forensic contests. Mr. F. X. Gallagher, Instructor. AI. Kane, N, Rongionc. Feldman, G. Carey, P. Taggart, R. Wlieeler, W. Heiken LJ 4.2.5 - - 28